“What if You Don’t Die?”
Nearly 50% of Seniors Will Become Incapacitated Before Death…
Don’t Put Your Family and Finances at Risk!
“Who needs an estate plan?”
It’s a question we hear often when working with families in our area…and the answer, quite simply, is everyone.
Without a proper plan in place, the state will decide who receives your assets and when and how they’ll receive them. The state will also decide who has the authority to make medical and financial decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated.
Finally, without a plan, your loved ones will be forced to make difficult decisions without guidance when they would be otherwise grieving.
The stakes are obviously high and you can’t afford to be caught without a plan in place. That’s why my firm decided to make available our free “Estate Planning Basics” report.
It’s full of no-nonsense, actionable strategies and tips that you can use to take control of your legacy and your family’s future. And the best part? It’s absolutely free! Just complete the form to the right and we’ll pass it along instantly via e-mail.
Here’s just some of what you’ll discover in this free guide…
Discover Why it’s Almost Never Too Late to Plan
The Ten Most Common Estate Planning Mistakes (…and How You Can Avoid Them!)
About company
Upon graduation from college John worked at Chase Manhattan Bank in New York City in their Pension Accounting Department. John is also a licensed real estate agent and is a member of the Aging Life Care Association which is an organization of care managers dedicated to the care and wellbeing of the elderly so they can live their lives with dignity as they wish.
John also is “of counsel” with Nations Lawyers, a law firm in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.